LowClassConspiracy
Sacramento, Ca native who listens to Rap, Rap, Rap, Hip Hop & Portishead......Oh and Gucci Mane(I listen to a shitload of Gucci Mane)
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B-Legit - Rapstar ft. Lil Bruce
“I tell a bitch I ain’t got no motherfuckin’ money and laugh like it’s funny”
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Mobbin in my old school, smashin like a straight fool, ain’t trippin on no police cuz you know I’m down for the high speed
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This track has had 136 playsDB Tha General - Upgrade ‘Em 2
“I’m a sharp nigga, real smart nigga. You a bitch, you a fake, you a mark nigga. I spark niggas like jumping cables. We supposed to be brothers? That’s that Kane & Abel. Nobody can save you but that man upstairs if you doing to much say a motherfucking prayer, you scared!”
I had the chance to meet DB about 6 months ago at his music vice shoot along side DaVinci, and Main Attrakionz. He was a really cool dude, but he was wearing USPA, soooooooooo let that settle in. This is some of the most relentless rapping I’ve heard in my 19 years of life.
The outro to this song might be one of the best things I’ve ever heard.
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Ab-Soul x Toca Tuesdays Freestyle
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Westside Connection - Bow Down
What im currently listening to….
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Slim The Mobster - Dreaming ft. Nikki Grier
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Ab-Soul - Pineal Gland
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Overdoz - Don’t Wanna Be Your Girlfriend ft. Skeme
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Lil B took the stage close to 8:30 p.m. with only one plan: no plan. “It’s just real. I’m just happy you guys are getting the real me. No pen, no pad. I didn’t script a speech. I come here and all I can do is be myself and spread love,” Lil B told those in attendance. His talk was an 80-minute long stream of consciousness interwoven with golden rules (“everybody make sure you wear seat belts”), recent revelations (“And he was like, “You know what has changed?” And he was like, “Your attitude.” And that was deep, bro!”), news (“But look out for my Lil B rock album, “California Boy”), biological observations, and words of wisdom that my mother gifted me with when I was knee-high. When I wasn’t raising my hand, as if in church, I looked over to see how others in attendance were taking in Lil B’s talk. Billboard’s Social/Streaming Chart Manager, William Gruger, would bust out laughing at his hilarious antics every seven minutes. Fellow writer, Steven Horowitz, stayed DM’ing words of encouragement to Lil B through out the night. Grantland’s Rembert Browne and Buzzfeed’s Lindsey Weber couldn’t tweet Lil B’s words fast enough, ultimately screaming out “No!,” in unison, when the talk came to a close. Below is an audio clip of Lil B’s NYU lecture in it’s entirety. Press play, soak it in and let me know how you feel in the comments.
